Ed
Monica and I are headed home. BTW, I did visit Monticello on a
wickedly cold and windy day. Even so, the place was like a zoo.
Couldn't wait to leave.
There are some fairly tall trees in the ravines visible from the
access road up the mountain, and some gorgeous shortleaf pines, but
access to the best spots might be tricky. Regardless, as a forest
site, Monticello isn't in the same universe as Montpelier.
Bob
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On Dec 31, 2009, at 8:08 PM, "Edward Frank" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Bob,
>
> Sounds good. We really do as a group need to get into the practice
> of taking GPS readings. I sympathize with the problems with your
> hands freezing. Mine were frostbitten when I was a kid, and winter
> cold weather makes them hurt. Where are you off to next?
>
> Ed
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